Avarua

Avarua is the capital of the Cook Islands, Avarua is a laid back with lovely palm trees, it lies in the middle of the northern coast. Avarua has a trading port and an international airport, it is the country’s main administrative and commercial centre, the main industries in Avarua in tourism, trade, fishing and agriculture. Avarua is also the main town on Rarotonga and extends east from the airport.

Punanga Nui

Punanga Nui is the outdoor market which is located along the waterfront, one can buy fruits and vegetables, clothes, crafts, and food. Most of the action takes place on Saturday mornings.

Cook Island Christian Church (CICC)

Cook Island Christian Church was established in 1853 the church is made of coral. The church has a graveyard which is outside the church it contains the graves of some of the islands most famous personalities.

Perfumes of Rarotonga

Perfumes of Rarotonga are famous and perfumes are a great souvenir which one can take home with them, every step of production is done by hand.

Seven-in-One Coconut Tree

Seven-in-One Coconut Tree are seven tall coconut trees arranged in a circle according to local legend the seven trees are grown from a single coconut with seven sprouts.

National Museum of the Cook Islands

National Museum of the Cook Islands is one of the most visited attractions of Cook Islands, the museum contains a collection of artwork and historical artifacts.

Wreck of the Matai

Wreck of the Matai lies in the harbor it was sunk in the year 1916, Matai Wreck is an exposed reef break that has inconsistent surf it’s another favorite among travelers.